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Books by Ninety-Nine's Sheep

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  1. The Tenant Was Such a Jerk, the Landlord Went Mad 租客太作,房东疯了 Urban167k WordsOngoing I'm Lin Bei, a native of Shanghai, and I own three apartments. I thought the biggest annoyance I'd face in life was having to climb an extra couple of floors when collecting rent. Then I rented my apartments to three women, each stranger than the last, all at once. Tenant One: a hopeless romantic, always online and ready to cry. Every breakup turns me into her emotional dumping ground. Tenant Two: a food blogger who livestreams taste tests in the middle of the night and nearly sets my kitchen —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. A Little One Lends a Hand: The Real Heiress Shocks the Entire Wealthy Family 萌宝助攻:真千金她震惊全豪门 Modern Romance144k WordsOngoing The day Shen Nian was recognized by the Shen family, she was greeted not by relatives, but by cold stares, a room in the servants' quarters, and the “warm welcome” of the fake heiress, Shen Mingzhu. At the family reunion banquet, Shen Mingzhu drugged her drink, then pretended Shen Nian had pushed her down the stairs. Everyone thought Shen Nian was finished. Until her three-year-old daughter raised her smartwatch and tapped play “Shen Nian, this drug will keep you asleep until tomorrow. A family —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Uncle Nine: You Unworthy Disciple, You've Dug More Pits Than There Are Zombies 九叔:孽徒,你挖的坑比僵尸还多 Mystery74k WordsOngoing Jiang Chen transmigrates to a world of zombies and becomes Uncle Nine’s last disciple. The good news: he’s bound to a golden finger System. The bad news: the System won’t improve his cultivation. It only teaches him how to make traps. Sticky rice tripwires, lime formations, barbed nets... His senior brothers all laugh at him, calling him a good-for-nothing who only tinkers with useless junk. Then, on the night of the full moon, a copper-armored corpse attacks. Everyone falls. Only the “good —Reads—Score—Shelves